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Tree:
๐Ÿ“„README.md
๐Ÿ“„colophon.js
๐Ÿ“components
๐Ÿ“„cover.js
๐Ÿ“styles
๐Ÿ“„text.js
README.md

P A P E R

This folder holds the code that determines how your words are presented to the visitor, much like the paper on which you'd print the words in a zine. In other words, it's not the 'style' of your site, but the layout and structure...essentially the HTML.

Folder Structure

Hacking on HTML that is also Javascript.

These pages are, primarily, to create the HTML but it does so entirely through javascript. That's cos I made the site with choo. So you don't actually need to mess with the javascript, just look for the parts that look like html and adjust that.

The things in brackets ${like this} are most often references to particular aspects of the app (like the current paragraph yr on, or the title or what-have you. You can move them around all you like, but it's best to keep them in the code and looking the way they do. And feel free to add more html, but changing the code around the html could make the rest of the app work weird. You can see why I used Choo in the binding/ readme, but essentially it's cos I'm trying to get better at everything. If you have any tips on this (specific to coding) send em' my way!

Also, to do the hacking on it, you'll need to set up the app a lil' bit to put it in a 'dev mode' for you. This is outlined in the HACKING section of the main README, and it's only a couple steps!

Also, as I think of it, if you have any loving, well-intentioned tips about anything in life, send them my way. I'm trying to improve myself across the board!

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